THE WHITE ROOMS by architect Pierre Thibault at Les Jardins de Métis / Reford Gardens
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Sketch by Pierre Thibault
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Atelier Pierre Thibault
THE WHITE ROOMS by architect Pierre Thibault at Les Jardins de Métis / Reford Gardens
International Garden Festival
Preparatory work for the exhibition in the Quebec workshop.
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Atelier Pierre Thibault
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THE WHITE ROOMS by architect Pierre Thibault at Les Jardins de Métis / Reford Gardens
International Garden Festival
Winter scenes and models.
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Atelier Pierre Thibault
THE WHITE ROOMS by architect Pierre Thibault at Les Jardins de Métis / Reford Gardens
International Garden Festival
Workbook and models.
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Atelier Pierre Thibault
THE WHITE ROOMS by architect Pierre Thibault at Les Jardins de Métis / Reford Gardens
International Garden Festival
Workbook and models.
Photo credit:
Atelier Pierre Thibault
THE WHITE ROOMS by architect Pierre Thibault at Les Jardins de Métis / Reford Gardens
International Garden Festival
Sketch by Pierre Thibault.
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Atelier Pierre Thibault
THE WHITE ROOMS by architect Pierre Thibault at Les Jardins de Métis / Reford Gardens
International Garden Festival
The White Rooms
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Atelier Pierre Thibault
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The BIO50 curatorial team from left to right: Maja Vardjan, Jan Boelen, Cvetka Pozar
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Lucijan & Vladimir
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The nanotourism team mentors discuss the group’s projects with the juryfrom left to right: Konstantin Grcic, Tina Gregorič, Aljoša Dekleva, Alice Rawsthorn and Saša j. Mächtig.
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Ana Kovač
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BIO 50 jury, curators and awarded participants
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Ana Kovač
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nanotourism, case study: Rajzefiber Biro, Maribor, Slovenia nanotourist agency
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Niko Poljansek
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nanotourism, case study: Rajzefiber Biro, Maribor, Slovenia.a nanotourist agencyfirst line, from left to right: Rajsefiber Biro front view with self-made wooden multifunctional boxes (for seating, sleeping, organizing, sitting...), scenario shop - agency, scenario concert - show, scenario workshop, scenario accommodationsecond line: suitcase of Memorabilia a project of Nadja Dodlek, an event, a possible configuration of the wooden boxes.
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Nadja Dodlek, Janez Klenovšek, Kaja Pogačar Niko Poljanšek
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nanotourism, case study: BIO50}hotel, Ljubljana, Sloveniaexhibition hotel
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Alessandro Fonte
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nanotourism, case study: BIO50}hotel, Ljubljana, Sloveniaexhibition hoteltop left: process diagram, multiple levels of active guests' participationlower left: BIO50}hotel kit: keys, welcome letter and goodnight guest pack right column: selection of space evolution moments, first line Studio Superfluo + Sustainable Making, second line Stefan Alber, third line Lanificio Leo and Gianluca Seta.
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Stefan Alber, Alessandro Fonte, Silvia Susanna
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nanotourism, case study: Old School Ilica, Zagreb, Croatiacocreation as nanotourism
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Bojan Mrđenović
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nanotourism, case study: Old School Ilica, Zagreb, Croatiaco-creation as nanotourismfirst line, from left to right: public presentation, application form, Ilica tablet, workshop daysecond line: local artisans participatingthird line: gentlemen's classic hairdressing day, shoemaking course, gentlemen's classic hairdressing course
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Bojan Mrđenović
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nanotourism, case study: Routine Revolution, Kraków, Polandreviving memories
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graphics by kolektyw Palce Lizać - Barbara Nawrocka, Dominika Wilczyńska
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nanotourism, case study: Routine Revolution, Kraków, Polandreviving memoriesfirst column, from top to down: interview with the inhabitants, survey in Uborek neighborhood with the inhabitants, sending the postcard with the collage choosen by the inhabitants to MAOsecond and third column: collages of common memories
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kolektyw Palce Lizać - Barbara Nawrocka, Dominika Wilczyńska
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nanotourism, case study: AA Visitng School Slovenia, Vitanje, Sloveniananotouristic strategies
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Ajda Schmidt
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nanotourism, case study: AA Visitng School Slovenia, Vitanje, Sloveniananotouristic strategies first line, from left to right: XL lace hammock, public outdoor chessboard, lievitating suit, flexible wooden displayer systemsecond line: relaxing time on the XL lace hammock, working time, play time in the outdoor chess board, testing the 3D sleeping, kinoKSEVT outdoor public cinema, a possible configuration of the local wooden slats
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The Société des arts technologiques (SAT) and La Géode de Paris joined forces to create a permanent trade corridor
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